Word: successful
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...until after that event comes off. The posters are expensive and in addition their loss causes considerable annoyance and inconvenience. Several have already disappeared and it does not seem too much to ask that students should abstain from hindering, even if they do not wish to aid, the success of a college event...
...business meeting of the Cycling Association, and as a result of the success of the road race, it was decided to hold a five mile handicap road race for members of the University, Nov. 15. The short distance of this race and the chance given to new riders by the handicaps (for in this race they will be made especially liberal) it is hoped will secure a large entry list. Every man who can ride is urged to begin training and enter for this race. Prizes and course will be announced later. Entries close Nov. 12 with...
...business meeting of the Cycling Association, and as a result of the success of the road race, it was decided to hold a five mile handicap road race for members of the University, Nov. 15. The short distance of this race and the chance given to new riders by the handicaps (for in this race they will be made especially liberal) it is hoped will secure a large entry list. Every man who can ride is urged to begin training and enter for this race. Prizes and course will be announced later. Entries close Nov. 12 with...
Merely to wish the Harvard team success in today's game would be to fall far short of expressing the feeling of the University toward the eleven. That the Michigan team will put up a strong game, no one is in doubt. What the University expects, and with right, is that this fact will be the greatest incentive to Harvard's putting forth and keeping up her very strongest efforts. Anything short of this cannot be tolerated in the men who have been given the responsibility of representing Harvard today...
...football championship, the juniors won a decided victory by the score of 12 to 0. Throughout the game '97 played fast, hard football, keeping their opponents entirely on the defensive and clearly outplaying them at every point. Though weight and experience told strongly in favor of the juniors, their success was no less due to good, steady team work, and to careful training. It speaks well for the condition of the men, that yesterday, for the second time, the team went through a hard fought game without requiring a substitute...